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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The Democratic party is working for Hillary. Harry Reid and others got involved in Nevada to help her out. The party does not want Bernie to get the nomination, much like the Republicans don't want Trump. There's nothing tin foilish about that, it's just how these things work.[/quote]

You know politicians are allowed to back candidates, right? And Democrats are likely to back, you know, Democrats. Yes, Reid helped turn out voters for HRC.  That's how you win elections - by turning out the vote. [/quote]

Bernie is a Democrat too. The established politicians and party officials turned out the vote for her.[/quote]

Bernie is an "established politician." He has served in elected office far, far longer than HRC.

Hillary has been a Democrat since 1968. Bernie became a Democrat in late 2015, when he filed to run as a Democrat in NH. When he loses the primary, I bet he will go right back to being an independent. [/quote]

Well he's considerably left of her, so to me he's more of a Democrat than she is, or at least what a Democrat should be. With her it's just lip service forced by his surprise success. Once she's in all that stuff will be out the window.[/quote]
How nice for you to be appointed Arbiter of the True Democrats. How long is your term?

I think Bernie must not agree with you, though, since he took so long to join the party. [/quote]

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